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App Integrator
See how to add new services to Albato and connect them with other apps.
Terminology
App Integrator concepts
Check out the meaning of the main concepts used in the app integration process
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Overview
App Integrator Introduction
Albato App Integrator allows you to add an app in Albato yourself, as long as the application has an open API.
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App Integrator Workflow
The structuring of the process that will function as receiving and updating authorization data.
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App Integrator Publishing
The application is available on the account and, if you are interested in granting access to other users, it must go through moderation.
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App Integrator Versioning
Creation of a new version of the App in case it is necessary to make any changes after publication.
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Requests widget
General information about Requests widget
Allows you to completely customize HTTP request behavior for each entity.
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Requests
Configure the structure of the outgoing HTTP request, the necessary parameters, add headers and your own parameters.
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Response
Configure the HTTP request response parser to store and save the values of fields created in the response.
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Errors Handling
Configure error handling for a specific request. If not completed, all transactions will be considered successful.
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Sorting
General information and sorting example
All entities that have a set of fields to be created have a separate "Sorting" tab.
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Authorization
Authorization types and methods
Authorization is the entity in which the data is requested by the end user through the application's API access token.
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oAuth
OAuth 2.0 is an authentication protocol that allows you to grant an application the right to access user resources in another service.
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Authorization workflow settings
OAuth 2.0 is an authentication protocol that allows you to grant an application the right to access user resources in another service.
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Connection fields
Connection field creation
Optional entity that allows you to create additional fields prompted the user to make a connection to the application.
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Triggers
Trigger types and components
Entity that reacts to an event configured in the application, initiating the automation and passing on the data that came in the event.
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Triggers setup
Configuration to add and configure a trigger, which has an average of 5 steps, some of which are optional.
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Webhook model
On the request tab the first widget of the trigger cannot be deleted but consists only of a response tab.
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API model
The API trigger sends requests for new data automatically every given period of time.
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Triggers fields
Set of created fields that will be displayed in an automation as a trigger, and that can be passed to the next steps.
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Trigger data filter
Configure which fields should be monitored when receiving data. If they match those already received, the trigger will not start it.
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Actions
Action components
Executes programmed actions in the application, making a request with a pre-configured body of an outgoing HTTP to a specific URL
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Actions setup
Configuration to add and configure actions in 3 steps.
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Action fields
Each action contains a set of fields that will be displayed in a configuration step, or used as a response field.
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Action requests
Create request widgets, which indicate to which URL the data will be transferred, and build the basic structure of the request itself.
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Webhooks Catcher
General information and usage examples
This feature is useful in situations where a Webhook receives fields whose combination is not always static.
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Lists
List types
Lists are needed when, in an API request, you need to send a specific identifier instead of your name.
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